Sentence examples for preconceptions to from inspiring English sources

There were preconceptions to shed, too; suspicions Americans might not get their style.

Still, he said, he knows he must blast through some preconceptions to draw an audience.

But just once in a while, an actor or actress will shake your preconceptions to the core.

The 2017-18 editiofs of the big two reveal those preconceptions to be built upon half-truths.

So we figured it was worth putting any preconceptions to one side and giving it a go.

It had no preconceptions to it; nobody could say what the music was going to be like on hearing the name.

"The services here are preconception to postmortem," David Greenfield, executive director of the recently formed Sephardic Community Federation, told me.

We follow the privi-leged hero from preconception to his 68th year (an age he shares with the author).

Perhaps the most remarkable feat, though, in terms of distance travelled from preconception to execution, comes from Joey Arias.

It's the job of writers and explorers to see more, to travel light when it comes to preconception, to go into the dark with their eyes open.

"I challenge any fair-minded person who doesn't start off with a preconception to read this book and conclude that he wasn't sincere about it.